Cincinnati Bengals at Baltimore Ravens, November 27, 2025
- Riding a five-game winning streak, the Baltimore Ravens (6-5) host the Cincinnati Bengals (3-8) for a Thanksgiving Night special from M&T Bank Stadium (8:20 p.m. kickoff). Baltimore currently sits tied atop the AFC North standings with the Pittsburgh Steelers (6-5), who the Ravens will play in Week 14, followed by a rematch with Cincinnati in Week 15.
- Baltimore is 32-26 vs. Cincinnati all time in regular season play, including a 19-15 mark under head coach John Harbaugh. The Ravens have won three straight against Cincinnati at home –including six of the past seven matchups – and are 12-5 vs. the Bengals in Charm City with Coach Harbaugh at the helm.
- Harbaugh (18th season) is the NFL's second-longest-tenured head coach (Mike Tomlin - 19), with his 191 total wins ranking as the 13th most by a HC in NFL history. Harbaugh has led Baltimore to 12 playoff berths in the past 17 seasons and to six postseason appearances in the last seven years (including three straight).
- With two-time league MVP QB Lamar Jackson as starter, the Ravens own a 75-27 regular season record, making his .735 winning % the fourth-best mark by a QB in NFL history. Jackson led teams are 21-7 in primetime games, making his .750 winning percentage in such contests the best in NFL history. (This includes a league-best .846 mark – at 11-2 – in home primetime games.)
- Last Sunday vs. NYJ, Baltimore's stifling defense forced 2 turnovers (1 FF/FR by CB Marlon Humphrey/S Alohi Gilman & 1 INT by CB T.J. Tampa), produced 3 sacks (including 1.5 by OLB Dre'Mont Jones) and registered 7 QB hits, en route to a 23-10 victory. RB Derrick Henry recorded 2 rushing TDs, and rookie K Tyler Loop hit all 3 FGAs, as the Ravens won their fifth consecutive game after starting the season 1-5.